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![]() wrote in message I don't want to start a pising contest, but you might want to visit a local TV or radio station. They take lightning hits all the time and very seldom have anythingmore then a sec or 2 of off air to show for it. Polyphaser(http://www.polyphaser.com/ppc_ptd_home.aspx) makes some very efective portectin gear that works. Butyou have to ave a very good ground and well thought out aproach to your wiring. I have survived 2 direct hits. First time melted several feet from my 108" whip and the last time vaporised my ~70' long wire, and blew holes in the coax. It ain't cheap but neither is a new house. Terry Yes but the average Joe isn't going to want to spend a bazillion dollars and countless hours doing what it takes to install an effective system. I'm just giving practical cost saving advice to the average / casual SW listener and anybody that is going to jump into a major system like your talking about would surely be an advanced hobbyist and have done his/her homework and not be asking the question in such basic terms. -- 73 and good DX. B.H. Brian's Radio Universe http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/500.htm |
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